Soccerverse, an online multiplayer soccer management game, announced that it has raised $3.1 million in funding led by the game publisher Square Enix. This brings Soccerverse’s total funding to $4 million, including earlier investments from Hiro Capital.
Soccerverse is a free-to-play game on the Polygon blockchain where players can build their dream soccer teams and use blockchain features to influence gameplay.
Andy Gore, the CEO of Soccerverse, emphasized the importance of their partnership with Square Enix. “We are excited to work with such a well-known gaming company to improve our game quality and reach players all over the world,” Gore said.
Hideaki Uehara, General Manager of Investment & Business Development at Square Enix, also shared his excitement. “Soccerverse is the most innovative and unique game using blockchain features in its genre. We’re looking forward to being part of its journey as both investors and fans,” Uehara remarked.
Sir Ian Livingstone, General Partner of Hiro Capital, praised Soccerverse for its unique aspects “The social layer and the investing in players dynamic are interesting novelties for me. The idea of Manchester City rising even higher excites me!” Livingstone said
Soccerverse’s integration with the Polygon blockchain enhances its appeal by offering web3 functionality.
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